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Guyana delegation returns from INTERPOL General Assembly Session
Commissioner of Police Leslie James and a contingent of law enforcement officials have returned from the 87th General Assembly Session of the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL).
The event was held from November 18 to the 21 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
The Guyanese contingent also included Deputy Crime Chief, Senior Superintendent, Mr. Michael Kingston and Mr. Troy Torrington, Director of the Multilateral and Global Affairs Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
A release from the Force’s Public Relations Division stated that the General Assembly meeting was successful in advancing the positioning of INTERPOL to discharge its mandate of creating a safer world by tackling current and emerging challenges.
“To this end, the Assembly took decisions on a wide range of issues on its Agenda, including fostering innovation in police work, membership applications, cooperation with external agencies, filling positions on the Executive Committee, strengthening counter-terrorism and efforts to combat cybercrime.”
The Assembly elected Mr. Kim Jong Yang of the Republic of Korea as President of INTERPOL for the next two years. A number of resolutions on core aspects of the work of the organization were also approved, including a decision on the establishment of a Liaison Office to enhance the capacity of the National Central Bureaus (NCBs) in the Caribbean.
“The Guyana Delegation availed of the opportunity of attending the Conference to hold discussions with various partners including Brazil, Canada, the USA, Kosovo and Chile. Guyana’s participation in the General Assembly Session reinforced cooperation between Guyana and INTERPOL as well as inspired ongoing endeavours to bring more innovative approaches in the work of the Guyana Police Force.
The 88th Session of the General Assembly will be held in Chile in October 2019.
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